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<br />B. Recognizing (i) the traffic improvements completed to date and (ii) City policy to <br />equitably spread the cost of traffic mitigation measures on a pro-rata basis over <br />properties benefitting therefrom, and to ensure adequate provision for completion of <br />additional traffic mitigation improvements which may be made necessary by future <br />development within the Property, further traffic mitigation improvements shall be <br />required as follows: <br /> <br />I) Each parcel within the Property, along with all other North Pleasanton <br />properties, shall be responsible for its pro rata share of the one remaining <br />unfunded traffic improvement currently planned for, and made necessary by, <br />North Pleasanton development - the W. Las Positas interchange <br />improvements. Participation in the funding of this interchange shall generally <br />be in accordance with the NPID #3 rules for determining benefitted properties <br />and method of spread of costs. These rules generally exclude residential <br />properties, parcels less than two acres in size, properties which were <br />developed prior to approval of the major North Pleasanton projects, those <br />properties (or portions thereof) which by existing agreement with the City are <br />excluded from participation in NPID #3, and those properties owned by public <br />agencies (such as BART, Zone 7, etc.); these rules also spread interchange <br />benefits equally on an acreage basis throughout the benefitting areas. Such <br />participation in this funding shall occur when the City determines it is <br />necessary to avoid congestion greater than its General Plan standard. The total <br />obligation of each parcel within the Property under this subsection shall not <br />exceed such parcel's pro rata share of the lesser of the actual costs incurred <br />for the W. Las Positas interchange improvements, or $9.8 million. The $9.8 <br />million is in 1993 dollars and shall be adjusted annually using the Engineering <br />Record News Construction Cost Index, San Francisco Region, or comparable <br />index. <br /> <br />4 <br />